Private Car Transfer From Hanoi To Vinh

Vietnam Trust Car Rental Company offers you a private car transfer from Hanoi to Vinh for those who want to rent a car to transfer to Vinh from the Hanoi center.

We provide experienced local drivers and clean and new vehicles. Fixed pricing with no hidden costs. Our fleet car is the perfect choice for tourists who are seeking a private car with an English-speaking driver at a reasonable price.

Information about Vinh

Among the famous tourist destinations in Nghe An, Vinh—the 'capital' of Nghe An (Vinh is the former city of Nghe An province)—stands out as the political, cultural, and economic center of the province. A trip to Vinh will offer many surprises to visitors, as they can explore numerous famous landmarks and enjoy local specialties.

Located on the banks of the Lam River, just 295 km from Hanoi and 1,424 km from Ho Chi Minh City, Vinh City is undoubtedly an ideal destination for many tourists seeking beautiful scenery, exciting entertainment options, and delicious food.

How far is it from Hanoi to Vinh?

The driver will take the new highway from Hanoi to Vinh, including Cao Bo - Mai Son - National Highway 45 - Nghi Son - Dien Chau - Bai Vot, spanning 221 km and connecting with the Phap Van - Cau Gie and Cau Gie - Ninh Binh routes.

Travel time will be shorter from Hanoi to Ha Tinh, approximately 4 hours and 30 minutes (instead of 7-8 hours), and from Hanoi to Vinh, less than 4 hours instead of the current 6 hours.

Trust Car Rental map showing the fastest route for a Private Car Transfer from Ha Noi to Vinh

Trust Car Rental map showing the fastest route for a Private Car Transfer from Ha Noi to Vinh

The distance from Hanoi to Vinh is 298 km. It takes around 4 hours and 30 minutes, depending on the traffic and the type of vehicles you choose. The travel time may increase by 1-2 hours because the driver will make stops along the way for you to use the restroom or snap photos, as needed.

Private Car Transfer From Hanoi To Vinh

There are several options for getting from Hanoi to Vinh, including taxis, public transportation, and ride-sharing. However, these options are not necessarily the most economical, and they can be unpredictable and time-consuming.

At this point, you can arrange for a private taxi from Hanoi to Vinh. In addition to being more useful and pleasurable, it may save you time and effort. Your chauffeur will take care of everything, like navigating unfamiliar roads and locating a parking spot.

Transfer from Hanoi to Vinh by car offers unparalleled comfort and security. Your punctual and secure conveyance to your destination is guaranteed. This is critical for business travelers and those with tight schedules.

High-roof transit van available for a private Ha Noi to Vinh by car transfer service with professional drivers

High-roof transit van available for a private Ha Noi to Vinh by car transfer service with professional drivers

An enormous benefit of using a private car service is that you may opt for an hourly service as well. You can explore the city at your own pace when you rent a car for a predetermined amount of time. This might be the best choice for travelers with a layover who want to make the most of their time in Hanoi.

You may be concerned about the expense of booking a private transportation service at this time. You can still have a nice and convenient trip without going into debt if you choose one of Vietnam Trust Car Rental's cost-effective options.

Best price will be charged as follows:

Car Rental Pricing
Trip	4 seat	7 seat	16 seat	Limousine 10-seat
Hanoi to Vinh	178$US	198$US	269$US	359$US
Hanoi to Ninh Binh	69$US	79$US	115$US	159$US
Hanoi to Sapa	145$US	175$US	199$US	279$US
Hanoi to Halong	85$US	95$US	135$US	159$US
Hanoi to Ha Giang	199$US	219$US	299$US	399$US
Hanoi to Mai Chau	125$US	148$US	185$US	265$US
Hanoi to Thanh Hoa	165$US	175$US	249$US	329$US
Hanoi to Thai Nguyen	59$US	69$US	89$US	119$US
Terms and Conditions
Services Include	New car, all fuel & driver expenses, parking & toll fees, airport taxes, water, basic English-speaking driver, 24/7 support
Services Exclude	Flights, accommodations, all costs for admission, meals, tips, and other services are not a clear mention.

tick Note: The prices do not apply for New Year & Chinese New Year.

Top famous tourist attractions in Vinh - Nghe An

Cua Lo Beach

When visiting Cua Lo, Nghe An, tourists have the opportunity to explore Cua Lo Beach – one of the most beautiful beaches in North Central Vietnam.

The beach is located in Cua Lo commune, 16km northeast of Vinh city. The distance from Hanoi is approximately 340 km, and from Ho Chi Minh City it is approximately 1402 km.

The best time to visit Cua Lo, Nghe An, especially for those who want to enjoy the beach, is during the summer (approximately April to August).

Cua Lo Beach

Cua Lo Beach

During this time, the weather is dry and sunny, allowing you to comfortably explore your itinerary and capture beautiful moments.

With its convenient transportation, numerous attractive tourist destinations, and rich cuisine, Cua Lo, Nghe An, is a popular destination for many visitors.

This is also an ideal photography location where you can freely pose by the beach, dunes or capture the most beautiful moments while cycling around here, in the park, or in areas with many pine trees.

Lan Chau Island – Cua Lo

If you've been to Cua Lo, you definitely can't miss Lan Chau Island. This is the most beautiful island in Cua Lo beach, nicknamed the 'Green Pearl' of Nghe An.

The island is also known as Ru Coc Island because its shape resembles a giant toad stretching out into the vast ocean. The western side of the island connects to the mainland, while the eastern side features cliffs extending into the sea with fascinating rock formations.

Lan Chau Island

Lan Chau Island

At the top of the island stands a lighthouse and the Nghinh Phong Pavilion of King Bao Dai. From here, you can observe the entire town of Cua Lo and gaze upon the vast, boundless ocean.

Ancient citadel of Vinh

Located within the three wards of Cửa Nam, Đội Cung, and Quang Trung, Vinh Citadel is a historical landmark, recording the many turbulent events of Nghe An province.

The citadel was originally built of earth in 1804 during the reign of Emperor Gia Long and was rebuilt with stone in the 12th year of Emperor Minh Mạng's reign.

The ancient citadel of Nghe An is a historical testament from the Nguyen Dynasty to the resistance wars against colonial invaders, and is now a popular tourist destination in Nghe An.

The citadel has undergone several restorations but has been almost destroyed. The Tien Mon Gate is the most intact of the three gates.

Visitors here will have the opportunity to learn more about the history of the country as well as the importance of Nghe An province throughout history.

Pu Mat National Park

This is one of the national forests with the most rare flora and fauna in the country, covering a natural area of 194,000 hectares, including a conservation zone of 94,000 hectares and a buffer zone of 100,000 hectares.

Visiting Pu Mat, you will have the opportunity to observe plants with strange shapes you may never have seen before, as well as giant ancient trees, and more.

While here, you can't miss the majestic Kèm waterfall, with its murmuring waters flowing year-round. Upon arriving in Pù Mát, you can hardly resist the pleasure of strolling through the forest, admiring the wild natural scenery, and enjoying the fresh air. This is one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in Nghe An.

Lotus Village - President Ho Chi Minh's hometown

Sen Village, also known as Kim Lien Village, is the birthplace and upbringing place of our nation's great leader. Behind the green bamboo hedge and rows of betel trees stands the simple, rustic five-room thatched house of the family of Deputy Scholar Nguyen Sinh Sac, the father of President Ho Chi Minh.

Even now, though a long time has passed, the artifacts in Mr. Sac's house remain almost completely intact, from the chest, the cupboard, the wooden tray, to the writing desk, the wooden bed, and the inkstone…

Not only do visitors gain a clearer understanding of President Ho Chi Minh's childhood home and life, but they also experience the rustic, peaceful atmosphere with thatched roofs, rows of betel nut trees, and bamboo swaying gently in the breeze.